I love all of your stop action images. I'm hoping you will share how you do it... hint hint. Also can you tell us who cleans up after you?
It is very simple, just set your camera in bulb mode, drop the egg & light flash manually with aid of wireless triger, Exposure adjust lighting conditions because the room must be dark and the simply movement was arrested by the light flash
I think the toughest part simply when we clean up
Curious - did you make your own audio-trigger (ala Radio Shack parts) or buy one somewhere?
There are not a lot of options here: (message box) I can write in that ok. (Next Attachments box) This where I seem to get into trouble! It has (Add File) no other options, so to add a photo this looks like a good candidate, so click on "Add File"
AND
the photo folder comes up on my screen, looks good so far, I make a selection, 2.8mb jpeg, It is put into (box 1 of Add File) Options are (Remove File) or (insert), now insert seem like a good choice, click (Insert),
AND
The-Law-Decomposition.jpg
There it is The-Law-Decomposition.jpg Now if logic serves me "which may not be the case" (Submit) would be my next choice.
AND
waiting
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Kyotie wrote: Hay aLive person
I did that
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(message box) I can write in that ok. (Next Attachments box) This where I seem to get into trouble! 
It has (Add File) no other options, so to add a photo this looks like a good candidate, so click on "Add File"
"which may not be the case" (Submit) would be my next choice.
Well maybe not 
Ok! So where the Moderator when you need one? 
So Am I supposed to POST A LOT OF PHOTOS?
how does that work? 
